CanWestFan
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- Mar 19, 2011
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G Luke Siemens - Prince Albert Raiders (WHL) - Alberta
http://www.raiderhockey.com/article/siemens-commits-to-the-u-of-a
http://www.raiderhockey.com/article/siemens-commits-to-the-u-of-a
I can confirm Ben Duffy.
His 2 choices were Acadia and UNB. He was leaning towards Acadia but "was going to follow advice of his agent and parents" His agent didn't get him a tryout anywhere and I would think his family would like him in Acadia as they live in the Halifax area.
If Culligan comes back, and I think he is, he will be playing behind him and possibly Braes as well unless he plays the wing.
"his studies", they got an MBA program for top scorers from the Q as well aus fan
I would think that going back for a 5th year doesn't necessarily mean that a player didn't have any pro offers!
To show how things have changed in the last 10 years, a player who is 6 feet tall and 195 lbs can still be considered small despite how he plays in the corners.
Still mad over Pridham I see.
He's not AHL caliber and he'd be a fool to go to the ECHL. Don't forget that he wasn't drafted by anyone. His draft year numbers weren't exactly stellar. His skating is not at a pro level and his lack of physical size is also a factor.
What about Currie AUS Fan? Does his game translate better to pro? That could be quite a duo if they stay together for Uni hockey.
UBC looks to be on its way to another successful recruiting season with Wes Vannieuwenhuizen (try saying that three times quickly) and Greg Frazer.
http://gothunderbirds.ca/news/2013/4/24/ICEM_0424134541.aspx
last year they added some stellar talent in Manning, Antilla, Hoban, Wagner and Smith.
UBC looks to be on its way to another successful recruiting season with Wes Vannieuwenhuizen (try saying that three times quickly) and Greg Frazer.
Born Feb. 20, 1989
09/10 Major Junior - ends season at age 21
10/11 Pro (ends season at age 22)
10/11 Playing after Jan. 14 consumes 1 year of eligibility
11/12 Pro (ends season at age 23)
11/12 Playing after Jan. 14 consumes 1 year of eligibility
12/13 Pro for 5 games ending Oct. 12st
12/13 Did not play after Jan. 15 so does not lose a year of eligibility
My initial feeling is 3 years of eligibility are left and his first game must by 365 days from that last ECHL game (he can play after Oct. 21 2013).
The school's CIS Eligibility officer should be able to tell him for sure if it's 2 or 3. At least 2.
I also see on Eliteprospects that Ben Breault has signed with a French team next year. He is a good player, Dal will miss that punch in their line up.
Straight from the rumour mill, Yuri Chermetiev and Christian Morin will not be back with STU this fall. They have been "released". Kyle Hennigan will remain with the team but not in a playing capacity. The only fourth year player - and left over from Coach Eagles days - will be Randy Cameron.